Sermons on Philippians
Jesus has called us to follow Him involves action! Join us for this special Sunday service where we hear from our friends at Refuge Host Homes ministries, as well as from Pastor Josh on why partnership in ministry is so important.
Reflecting on the reason Jesus came & why it matters. An Advent study.
Jesus commanded His followers to develop disciples. He didn’t, however, leave them (or us) without a powerful example to follow. This week we look at how Jesus developed disciples & disciple-makers, & at how Paul faithfully followed Jesus & His example.
Jesus’ birth is good news of great joy for all people!
We typically think about Christmas in terms of all of the many ways we are blessed in & through Jesus’ birth, but we rarely think about what His birth cost Him. What sacrifices did that entail for Him? Why would He choose to make those sacrifices? Join us as we pursue these questions in celebration…
We don’t often think about generosity and contentment as being related to one another, but in Philippians chapter 4, the Apostle Paul talks about contentment within the context of generous giving. Join us as we dig into Philippians 4:10-19 and how Paul’s message to the early church in Philippi powerfully speaks to us today.
Paul gives the church in Philippi Christ-like examples to follow. Join us as we continue our study in the book of Philippians.
Paul calls the church to unite together as one. While we all like the idea of unity, in reality it is extremely hard to acquire and even harder to maintain. It is, however, vital to our perseverance, to our health, and to our impact for the God’s Kingdom.
It is striking that the Apostle Paul writes one of the most encouraging and joyful letters in the New Testament from prison. How does Paul so faithfully endure so much hardship and persecution? Join us as we continue our study of Philippians.
He who began a good work in you will bring it to completion! Join us as we pursue God in prayer as we enter into a new year.